Better they continue to adapt and enforce a reasonable ordinance, as opposed to knee-jerk bans or drastic changes that some other cities have taken, in my opinion.

We as investors just have to learn to adapt to the markets.

Will you be able to make your initial investment back plus some using what they taught you before the market adapts/changes and the system/process/method losses its effectiveness? 

Every investor, not just in real estate btw, is faced with the same options they have always had when markets change...Adapt or die.

You have to adapt to the market and go with the trends.

As one with a regulatory mind set, if I were to examine an organization doing real estate loans and found that they were in compliance adapting a structure or operation used in the mobile home industry, still in line with the intent of the law, I certainly wouldn't be alarmed.

Every other manufacturer basically adapted a gas car to run electric.

It's tough to do that, to not only put in the day-to-day work but also to adapt to an ever changing marketplace to survive.

It just depends on if the seller is an early adapter to tech or not.

I would add that you may want to go with an IRA provider that handles a wide variety of assets (some don't handle certain types of investments) so that you can adapt to market conditions for years to come.